Session Element Manager Features Delivered by the Service Provider Edge and Core Plug-in Release 2.0
The Service Provider (SP) Edge and Core plug-in for Release 2.0 provides the following features and where they are documented:
Note:
As of Oracle Communications Session Delivery Manager Release 8.0, the previous device nodes (used in OCSDM 7.x) that maintained the standalone or HA pair devices were replaced with the concept of a Network Function (NF). NFs are a network architecture concept used to describe entire classes of network node functions into building blocks that may connect, or chain together, to create communication services as defined by the GS NFV-MAN 001 - ETSI. In this context, a NF can be composed of one-to-many Edge devices. For example, a SBC-based NF can be composed of two SBC instances running as a HA pair.| Feature | Description | Where Documented |
|---|---|---|
| LI Configuration Encryption | An LI administrator user can enter an LI encryption password for the LI configuration when adding or editing a Network Function (NF) with devices, and when editing a global parameter or offline configuration. |
Changes were made to the following
Oracle® Communications Session Element Manager User Guide
for the Service Provider Edge and Core Plug-in sections:
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| Renaming of existing OCSEM Plug-ins | In this release, the AcmeSD plug-in is now the SP Edge and Core plug-in. | Refer to the
Session Element Manager Plug-in Support
Matrix section for more information.
Also, the Oracle Service Provider Edge and Core Plug-in Product Category and Network Function Types section was added to Device Manager chapter in the Oracle Communications Session Element Manager User Guide for the Service Provider Edge and Core Plug-in. |
